Max Capacity: Thriving Under Pressure

Order my "Book, Drop the Armor" www.dropthearmorbook.com/ (Get over $200 in Bonus Trainings, Journals and resources when you order directly from us!) ********** In this episode of the Breaking Chains podcast, I’m diving into the critical concept of capacity building. Whether you’re going through a season of intense growth, facing unprecedented demands, or simply feeling stretched beyond your limits, this episode is for you. I’m sharing from my own experiences as I navigate a period of immense pressure and demand, and I’ll walk you through the essential practices that help me—and can help you—build and maintain the capacity needed to thrive. We’ll explore physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual capacity, discussing practical strategies to increase your bandwidth and stay strong throughout your day, no matter what life throws your way. From intense, focused workouts to spiritual rest, breath work, and the power of connection, these practices are designed to help you not just survive but thrive. Key Takeaways: Physical Capacity: Building physical stamina through intentional workouts that push you to your edge without depleting your energy. Learn how to train your body to handle pressure and stay in flow. Mental Capacity: Maintain mental clarity and focus by managing your mental bandwidth. Discover how to avoid the pitfalls of scattered thinking and low processing power. Emotional Capacity: Cultivate emotional resilience by nurturing your emotional bank account. How well are you holding space for those around you, and are you emotionally available to them? Spiritual Capacity: Strengthen your faith muscle and spiritual discernment. Spiritual capacity is the foundation for everything else, and it’s crucial for maintaining peace and clarity. Connection: Never go it alone. The importance of staying connected to God, your spouse, and your loved ones, especially during times of high demand. Rest and Recovery: Prioritize rest and micro-rests to recover effectively and avoid burnout. Physical rest, spiritual rest, and rest in motion are all essential to building capacity. The Power of Praise and Worship: Don’t forget to keep a light spirit, even in challenging times. Worship, sing, dance—these are powerful tools that can help you maintain a joyful heart and a clear mind. Notable Quotes: "Capacity is not just about starting strong; it’s about being strong throughout the day and maintaining that strength consistently." "When our capacity is low, we not only struggle to attract what we desire but also to hold onto it and multiply it." "To build capacity, you must learn to slow down to speed up. Rest is not a luxury; it’s a necessity." "We’re not designed to carry the burdens of the world alone. Stay connected to God and those who matter most." If this episode resonated with you, I’d love to hear from you! Subscribe, follow, and leave a review—your feedback means the world to me. Also, if someone came to mind while you were listening, please share this episode with them. Don’t forget to take the Readiness Factor Assessment to see where you stand in your capacity building journey. Click the link below to get started. Take the Readiness Factor Assessment: tapum019qa7.typeform.com/to/kuxUKtcn ********** Order my "Book, Drop the Armor" www.dropthearmorbook.com/ In this book, I unpack the transformational journey + process I went through by the Grace of God over the past 5 years that has revolutionized my marriage, business, leadership style and life in every way. If you’re longing to live a life of ultimate freedom, deeper faith and greater purpose - this book is for you! READY TO UP-LEVEL IN EVERY ARENA of LIFE? COACHING is the next step. calendly.com/christineline/discovery Book a Discovery call to see if this is the right next step for you. For speaking and other requests, visit me online at www.thechristinejewell.com/ Connect with Christine! Instagram: www.instagram.com/thechristinejewell Facebook: www.facebook.com/thechristinejewell LinkedIn: ca.linkedin.com/in/christine-jewell-9361612a YouTube:    / @christinejewell   Website: thechristinejewell.com/